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After the success of this summer's VegFest, Unit 19 and the Brontosaurus Vegan Lifestyle store have teamed up to bring Swansea another vegan party. The event will see Vegan Food, Vegan Sweets and entertainment with everyone invited to celebrate the variety of vegan food.

Hengoed Court Care has been crowned as this year's "Wales in Bloom" Champion for the gardens within their homes' grounds. Many residents look after their own pots, from going to the garden centre to choose the plants, through to planting them and regular watering. The competition judges visited the Gardens in July with Hengoed announced as the winner last week.

On Friday the LC2 in Swansea hosted a jobs fair, sponsored by RWE Innogy and Power and Water. The fair required no registration and was available to all jobseekers of all age ranges including those who are unemployed and looking for work, those who have been recently made redundant or those looking to change career.

The official launch of the 'Have a Heart, Give Smart' Diverted Giving Scheme for Neath Port Talbot County Borough, took place on Friday in Neath Civic Centre. The scheme asks people to donate to local homeless charities via official collection boxes, instead of giving money directly to people who are begging on the streets.

The Roots Foundation Wales is a volunteer led charity based in Swansea, which aims to support young people in care, care leavers, children in need and adults who have left care with the transition period of independent living.

Low Carbon Swansea Bay was set up in 2011 by Swansea Environmental Forum to help reduce Swansea's carbon footprint. It's overarching purpose is to develop a co-ordinated, integrated and sustainable approach to reducing carbon emissions across all sectors in Swansea and south-west Wales. On Wednesday the network got together in Swansea University's "Active Classroom" to share their ideas in promoting within sustainability organisations.

The Swansea Branch of the Historical Association is collaborating with the Royal Institute of South Wales to bring back their popular "History Day" for a fourth year running. This free, all-day series of talks is open to the public and will take place at Swansea Museum for the morning session before moving across to the National Waterfront Museum for lunchtime and the afternoon.

Home Instead Senior Care offer help and support to those that need it, all whilst allowing them to remain in their own home. The centre match CAREGivers to clients with common interests allowing them to form an immediate bond and enjoy long lasting relationships. On friday the Swansea team are opening their doors to offer the chance for anyone interested to find out about becoming a caregiver.

Fostering Swansea is the City and Council of Swansea's leading Fostering agency caring for Children and young people that are no longer able to stay with their parents. On Wednesday evening the Foster Swansea team hosted an event for those interested in Fostering a child to find out more about the help and support available to them and potentially begin the process of providing a home for a foster child.

Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) is a complex autism spectrum condition characterised by high anxiety and a need to be in control. As a result of high anxiety individuals with PDA can find everyday demands and requests intolerable. Often children and young people with PDA can display behaviours that are challenging to others.​ On Monday, Positive Autism Support and Training hosted a workshop in Swansea to help parents of children that have the condition.

Light therapy is a way to treat conditions by exposure to artificial light and Light therapy is thought to affect brain chemicals linked to mood and sleep. Light therapy was discovered by NASA and has recently gained popularity amongst skin care specialists. The light therapy centre in Swansea specialise in such treatments and this weekend the centre celebrate their first anniversary.

James Jones is a 24 year old professional BMX rider from Swansea, Wales. He’s also one of six world class athletes who make up the Freestyle BMX Team GB for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics we caught up with him on Friday at his old skatepark at Victoria Park in Swansea.

The Gower Bluegrass Festival debuted in September 2005 and in the 14 years since has become a catalyst of innovation for the music. The event began as a get together for musicians and singers but is now host a range of activities alongside a unique concert with the 3 day event starting up this Friday, the 7th of September.

As part of an Open Doors initiative, members of the public are invited to visit Springfield House - a Grade II Listed Building and Gardens - which is currently the home of Dharmavajra Kadampa Buddhist Centre. The Centre will be offering free taster meditation sessions with those wishing to attend able to just drop-in to participate and learn about the potential benefits of regular meditiation.

Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that affects mostly the lungs, but also the pancreas, liver, kidneys, and intestine. Long-term issues include difficulty breathing and coughing up mucus as a result of frequent lung infections. Since she was 15 Kirsty James, whose youngest cousin suffers with the condition, has regularly organised fundraising events to support the cystic fibrosis trust. This weekend sees another one of those events with a drop-in disco and activities on Saturday night at the treetops country club.

Sports massage is a form of massage involving the manipulation of soft tissue to benefit a person engaged in regular physical activity. Bodyworks in Swansea has been around for 9 years and specialises in Sports and workplace injury prevention and diagnosis and they spoke to us about the physical and mental benefits of regular sports massage.

On Tuesday Morning a lucky group from YMCA Swansea were invited down to Dennys in Parc Tawe for the full breakfast treatment, completely free of charge. The group enjoyed milkshakes, pancakes, eggs, bacon and hash browns with the group given the royal treatment throughout.

St. Johns Wales has launched it's "Save a life September campaign". The free sessions gives people the knowledge and confidence to deal with an emergency situation. It covers scenarios such as treating an unresponsive casualty and what to do if someone is choking. The campaign aims to train an extra 5,000 people with life saving skills.

A new campaign has been set up to help Swansea with reducing it dependence on single use plastic. The plastic free campaign was set up following a public meeting in Swansea to support the community to reduce their plastic waste. The movement has four strands "SHOP" which gives information about plastic free shops. "CAMPAIGN" which shows people where they can go to make a difference ."GET INVOVLED" which shows how people can get involved in clearing plastic from beaches and streets in Swansea and " INFORM" which gives information on plastic usage.

Swansea Bay TV is fab. Kieran made everyone feel at ease and put together a fantastic piece :)

I would like to thank Keith Milward and all at Bay TV for making me so welcome today

I love that we have a local television channel. It not only addresses public concerns and brings viral news from across the global, it also provides the local students with a lot of potential for broadcasting their work. I also find the shows really watchable and enjoyable because of the personality of the hosts and the content. Additionally, on a technical note, the quality of filming and professional look to the show has improved massively since its airing last summer, and feels like a really good and respectable local television channel.

Great welcome from Bay TV again xxx See you soon guys! xxx

Fantastic local TV channel. I loved doing my fitness programme and some live chats on health and fitness with the presenters. exactly what our local area needs

Being interviewed on Bay TV was a very pleasant and enjoyable experience.

Being interviewed by Swansea bay tv was very enjoyable today.

Swansea Bay TV is fab. Kieran made everyone feel at ease and put together a fantastic piece :)

I would like to thank Keith Milward and all at Bay TV for making me so welcome today

I love that we have a local television channel. It not only addresses public concerns and brings viral news from across the global, it also provides the local students with a lot of potential for broadcasting their work. I also find the shows really watchable and enjoyable because of the personality of the hosts and the content. Additionally, on a technical note, the quality of filming and professional look to the show has improved massively since its airing last summer, and feels like a really good and respectable local television channel.

Great welcome from Bay TV again xxx See you soon guys! xxx

Fantastic local TV channel. I loved doing my fitness programme and some live chats on health and fitness with the presenters. exactly what our local area needs

Being interviewed on Bay TV was a very pleasant and enjoyable experience.

Being interviewed by Swansea bay tv was very enjoyable today.